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How would you react? I want to run a workshop at a burn for the celebration of masculinity, where we start by listing positive feminine traits (to get a general feel for it), and then list all the positive masculine traits we can think of. Have you ever done this at a (cont)

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burn or workshop before? If you found yourself in this situation, would this feel like a normal/easy thing for you, or a weird/challenging thing? Basically I don't know how people are gonna react to "listing positive masculine traits". It might or might not be a big deal.

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Geoffrey Miller

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Most young men would really struggle to give examples of positive masculine traits, IMHO.

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I suspect this is the case, and if so this reaffirms my desire to run this type of workshop.

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Really? Well, suppose I better try this out with my youth group and get a small sample...